5 October 2026
Landscaping Completed on Burunday Street in Almaty
Landscaping has been completed on Burunday Street in Almaty, creating a new public space for sports, play, and relaxation.

The landscaping of the area on Burunday Street, 173d/19, in the Zhetysu district of Almaty has been completed as part of the People's Participation Budget 2026 program. A new public space has been created where residents can play, engage in sports, and relax with their families.
The area now features a football field, two children's playgrounds, a workout zone, and two cozy relaxation areas. Installed are 11 play elements, 14 benches, 14 trash bins, and two pergolas.
Additionally, the landscaping work included laying nearly 3,000 square meters of new paving stones, updating the rubber and asphalt surfaces, planting about 2,000 square meters of lawn, and adding flowers and shrubs. An automatic irrigation system has been installed to maintain the green space.
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In the Zhetysu district, 25 areas are being landscaped simultaneously as part of the People's Participation Budget program, with some projects already completed while work continues on others.
Reported by ЖКХ24 with reference to the website of the Almaty City Energy and Housing and Utilities Department.
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5 October 2026
Astana's Fire Station No. 8 Revitalized After Major Overhaul
Astana's Fire Station No. 8 has undergone a major overhaul, enhancing work conditions and facilities for rescue service staff in the Baykonyr district.

In Astana's Baykonyr district, a major overhaul of Fire Station No. 8 has been completed, significantly improving the working conditions for the rescue service staff.
The renovation included upgrades to the garage, engineering networks, and facilities for servicing special equipment. The station's grounds now feature a sports area and relaxation zones. Currently, four specially equipped vehicles are on active duty.
Fire Station No. 8 is responsible for fire safety in the Baykonyr district. The building underwent complete modernization during the major overhaul, and the garage for fire trucks was reequipped. The surrounding area has been landscaped, and a washing bay for servicing special equipment has been installed.
Attention was given not only to operational services but also to the living conditions for rescue workers. The station's premises now include modern workout and football fields, refreshed relaxation areas, and newly planted trees and flowers, thus providing a comfortable environment for staff relaxation and physical training. The personnel has also been equipped with new specialized uniforms.
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Currently, the station has four specially equipped vehicles ready for immediate response, including high-rise equipment (turntable ladders) and vehicles based on KamAZ and Ural, each adapted for rapid dispatch to fire sites.
Unit Commander Aidyn Bazarbekuly emphasized, "I've been serving here since April 2009. Over these years, we've faced many challenges. The main task for a rescuer is to help people. I especially remember our work during the 2022 fires in Kostanay region. During that time, we personally received gratitude from the residents and felt their appreciation. Those moments remind us how important our work is. This is a great responsibility and pride for us."
The updated facility, modern equipment, and enhanced conditions all contribute to improving the combat readiness of the rescue services and saving lives during emergencies.
Reported by ZHKH24 with reference to the Astana City Akimat's website.
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